Sense of Smell Guides Insects in Moth Experiments
Washington scientists study insect olfaction revealing moths locate mates via scent cues. Dr McIndoo tested 450 Promethe cocoons on Florida Keys islands, releasing males at varying distances. moths found scented jars but ignored those buried in sand, suggesting odors guide attraction rather than sight.
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Washington
N. IX. Meladoo
Bureau of Entomology
Meladoo
Doctor McIndoo
Irom
Massachusetts
Florida Keys
New Alien Law Ends Citizenship Penalty by Marriage
Washington reports the Cable bill grants independent citizenship to married women. A woman may naturalize without a declaration, needing one year residence, and retains or restores citizenship by personal initiative. The measure aims to remove gender and marriage as citizenship penalties.
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Washington
United States
National League of Women Voters
Congress
Harding
House of Representatives
John L. Cable
Illinois
Republic
Nebraska News in Condensed Form Highlights Poultry Mayhem and Titles
The roundup covers the Omaha Poultry show in late November, new local chambers of commerce in Blair and Fremont, a major cattle shipment trend boosting hay prices, a state traveling library in Wolbach, Creighton homecoming with 600 attendees, and a bank robbery in Staplehurst. It notes a double wedding in Otoe County, agricultural extension reach in Nebraska, and a coyote scalp bounty record in Cherry County. Also mentions Judge Hobart's resignation for health, and a fatal barn fire near Lyons.
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Omaha
Fremont
Order of de Molay Boys’ Auxiliary
A. PF
A. M
Bloomfield
Blair
Platte Valley Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Columbus
Ralph M Fagan
Methodist Church
R. W. Hobart
Micheline
Seventeenth Judicial District
Bank of Staplehurst
Seward County
Otoe County
Nebraska City
Minnie V. Whitmore
George Schaeffer
Nona
John H. Rubink
Graf
Schaeffer
Auburn
N. A. Martin
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural College
Nebraska
Resent
Associations of Organized Agriculture
Lincoln
Agricultural College
Cherry County Clerk’s
James Sandoz
John
Mann
Stella
Texas
Jack Jones
Milliam. Jones
Jones Farm
Lyons
Jones
Fighting Barberry Plague Brings Nebraska Votes
Nebraska delegates at St Paul urged Congress to appropriate 300000 for barberry eradication and called for broader participation by spring wheat states. The resolution passed unanimously by 75 delegates from thirteen states, with speakers John R. Howard and Dr. E C Stakman among the notable voices.
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Lincoln
H. D. Lute
State Farm Bureau Federation
George A. Peltier
St. Paul
Nebraska
Congress
North Central
John R. Howard
American Farm Bureau Federation
E. C. Stakman
United States Department of Agriculture
Floward
Farm Bureau
Stakman
Europe
Teacarts and reading nook ideas for compact living
A small apartments feature a cozy window nook with a haircloth chair and gray checks in draperies. A bright half round cushion brightens the seat. The tex wagon serves as efficient labor saver and, in open living spaces, a tea wagon can replace a dining table.
Eight-Year-Old Child With 18-Year Mentality
Elizabeth Benson, eight, is described as an infant prodigy in Los Angeles. School psychology tests using the Stanford revision of the Binet scale report an intelligence score of 202 percent. The child attends the top grammar class and studies French outside school.
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Los Angeles
Elizabeth Benson
Department of Psychology
Leland Stanford University
Mourning Emblem: Celestial Blue Garments in Turkey Syria Armenia
Women in Turkey Syria and Armenia wear celestial blue garments as a traditional symbol of mourning, signaling shared cultural practice across the region. The color denotes grief and remembrance, reflecting regional norms.
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Turkey
Syria
Armenia
Monkey Robs House In New Jersey Heist by Pet Prankster
Mrs. Anna Hensler of Cliffside New Jersey reports a house intrusion by a tiny monkey wearing a red cap. The animal fled through a window with a pocketbook containing $12 and a daughter's photograph, pursued by Hensler with a broom.
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New York
Anna Hensler
Cliffside
N. J
Pot of gold coins unearthed in Kentucky mining claim
A 40 year old Somerset man, David Jones, uncovered a pot of ancient English gold coins while digging a pit for a sawmill in Pulaski county. The coins, over 100 years old and valued at about 48000 dollars, may be ownerless if no claimant appears within a year. Local lore ties the hoard to a century old robbery gang once active in the region.
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University of Nebraska
Edward FF. Keller
Orleans
Presbyterian Burely
Schuyler
Nathan Sherman
Gordon
Neb
Nebraska Children’s Home Society
Sheridan County District Court
George B. Collirs
Sam Toff
Nebraska
Greeley County
Fremont
Pasteur Institute
J. E. Wallin
Palmyra
Blair
Robert I. Gilder
D. S
Omaha
Edward
Florence Tf. McGahey
Georgetown
Broken Bow
Muddy Creek
Salls City
Howard Farrel
Harvard
State University Agricultural College
Somerset
David Jones
Near Here
Mount Victory
Pulaski County
Kentucky
Jones
Ment
Fally Jones
Moscow
Russia
American Relief Administration
United States
Arctic too hot for seals
Washington reports the Arctic Ocean is warming with scarcer icebergs and few seals as far north as 81 degrees 29 minutes. Consul Ifft in Bergen notes Gulf Stream remains warm to 3 100 meters, while eastern Arctic waters yield few seals and whitefish and new shoals of herring appear in historic seal grounds.
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Washington
Arctic Ocean
Commerce Department
Ifft
Bergen
Norway
Gulf Stream
Arctic
Objection to Jazz Music Draws Campaign Crowd
A campaign manager asks about quelling jazz music and Sena tor Sorghum admits the appeal draws crowds. He notes the crowd prefers the band to listening to him speak, highlighting a campaign challenge.
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Senator Sorghum
Sunflower Draws 145 Pounds Of Water In Growth
A sunflower shows rapid irrigation uptake as it grows, absorbing 145 pounds of water during development, illustrating plant hydration needs in early growth stages.
Amber Deposits Found At Cape Sable Maryland
Amber, fossilized resin from pine trees, has been found at Cape Sable on the Magothy river in Maryland. The deposit, known since 1821, is newly investigated and raises hope of potential commercial quantities in the United States.
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Baltic Sea
Globe
United States
Cape Sable
Magothy
Maryland
Baltic
Washington Star
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Ashton C. Shallenberger
Alma
William Christopherson
Fred Roker
Clatonia
Travillon
E. Trimble
Siggins
Fort Myer Heights
Elizabeth Trimble
Amber
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